Dropbox (DBX) said Tuesday it has amended its credit agreement to add up to $700 million in delayed draw secured term loans to repay its 2026 convertible senior notes.
The company also said it approved a new $1.50 billion stock buyback plan.
Blackstone Credit & Insurance arranged and largely provided the amended loan facility, Dropbox said.
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